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Rh jurisdiction of a Family Court under subsection (2) shall not include—
 * (a) any supervisory jurisdiction or revisionary jurisdiction;
 * (b) any jurisdiction relating to the judicial review of any act done or decision made by any person or authority, including the issue of any of the following prerogative orders:
 * (i) a Mandatory Order;
 * (ii) a Prohibiting Order;
 * (iii) a Quashing Order;
 * (iv) an Order for Review of Detention;
 * (c) any jurisdiction vested exclusively in the High Court, in a Youth Court, in any State Court, or in any judicial, quasi-judicial or administrative tribunal, by written law; and
 * (d) any jurisdiction expressly excluded by written law.

(6) A Family Court shall have jurisdiction to grant relief by way of interpleader, and to order the sale of any property subject to interpleader proceedings, only in either of the following circumstances:
 * (a) where a bailiff of the Family Justice Courts is charged with the execution of any process of a Family Justice Court, and claim is made to any money or other movable property taken or intended to be taken in execution of the process, or to the proceeds or value of any such property, by any person other than the person against whom the process is issued;
 * (b) where the person seeking relief—
 * (i) is a party to any proceedings before a Family Justice Court; and
 * (ii) is under liability for any debt, money or other movable property for or in respect of which he has been or expects to be sued by 2 or more parties making adverse claims thereto.